List of NK Maribor players

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Maribor players celebrating the club's ninth league title in 2011.

NK Maribor is an association football club from Maribor, Slovenia. The club was founded in 1960 and joined the Football Association of Yugoslavia the same year.[1] It remained a member until Slovenia gained its independence in 1991, when the club joined the Football Association of Slovenia. Maribor are one of only three Slovenian teams who participated in the Yugoslav highest division, the Yugoslav First League, between the end of the Second World War in 1945 and the breakup of Yugoslavia in 1991.[2] Apart from winning the Yugoslav second division once and the third division five times, they had no success during the Yugoslav period;[3] the closest they came to winning a major trophy was in the 1967–68 season, when they reached the semi-finals of the Yugoslav Cup.[4] Since 1991, Maribor have competed in the Slovenian PrvaLiga, the highest level of football in the country.[5] They were one of that league's founding members, and are one of only three clubs never to have been relegated from the top division.[6] Maribor are the most successful club in the country, having won 13 PrvaLiga titles, eight Slovenian Cups and four Slovenian Supercups.[7]

Aside from winning the Slovenian title as Maribor's manager, Matjaž Kek won several championships with the club as a player.[8] Tomislav Prosen joined the club two years after its foundation and went on to become the all-time appearance record holder, with 377 games in 16 seasons. The leading all-time goalscorer is Maribor's current captain Marcos Tavares; he scored 138 goals in 343 matches since 2008. He also holds the club record for most appearances and goals in the Slovenian top division, with 242 and 102 respectively.[9] Tavares also holds the club record for most appearances and goals in Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) competitions, with 59 and 18 respectively.[10]

Since Maribor was founded in 1960, more than 500 players have made a competitive first-team appearance for the club. All players who have featured in 100 or more such matches are listed below. Eight of the club's current players – Marcos Tavares, Aleš Mertelj, Aleš Mejač, Aleksander Rajčević, Željko Filipović, Mitja Viler, Jasmin Handanović and Agim Ibraimi  – have made at least 100 competitive appearances as of the end of the 2014–15 season. The list also includes all current or former Maribor players who have been capped for their respective national teams.

Key

Key
International_Club The player has been capped at full international level while a member of the club
International The player has been capped at full international level
Record Club record

Players

A laughing middle-aged white man wearing a lightweight outdoor jacket.
Matjaž Kek won the Slovenian PrvaLiga title with Maribor both as player and manager.[8]
File:Marcos Magno Morales Tavares.JPG
Marcos Tavares has made the most appearances and scored the most goals among Maribor's current players.
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Dragan Jelić made the most appearances for the club between 2001 and 2010.[11]
File:Nastja Čeh.jpg
Nastja Čeh has made over 100 appearances for the club in the Slovenian PrvaLiga.[12]
Two white footballers during an international football match between Macedonia and Russia. The footballer in yellow is dribbling past the footballer in red.
Agim Ibraimi (left) in a yellow Macedonia jersey in 2011.
File:Etien Velikonja.jpg
Etien Velikonja spent three seasons in Maribor before moving to Cardiff City. His transfer, reportedly worth €3.6 million, is a record high for Maribor.[13][14][15][16]
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Dimitar Makriev was the club's leading goalscorer in the 2006–07 and 2007–08 seasons.[17]
File:Marko Šuler 2009.jpg
Marko Šuler was an important piece in Matjaž Kek's Slovenia squad at the 2010 FIFA World Cup.[18]

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For a list of all Maribor players, major or minor, with a Wikipedia article, see Category:NK Maribor players.

The list below includes all NK Maribor players who have made at least 100 official appearances for the club or who have been capped at full international level by their countries. The list is ordered by the number of appearances, then by goals scored. If the players are still tied, they are listed alphabetically. The first and last columns contain the year of the player's first and last senior appearance for Maribor. The seasons column counts those seasons in which the player made at least one official appearance. For the list of Maribor's active players, see current members of the club. The table that follows is accurate as of the end of the 2014–15 season. For the information on the season in progress, see 2015–16 NK Maribor season.

List of Maribor players, and displaying the types of accomplishments and statistics by the players during their time with the club[A]
Name Country represented First Last Seasons Apps Goals
Tomislav Prosen — 1962 1979 16 Record 377 Record 74
Aleš Križan Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1989 2001 10 365 6
Marcos Tavares — 2008 — 8 343 138 Record
Herbert Vabič — 1961 1975 15 317 0
Mladen Kranjc — 1963 1977 12 311 104
Gregor Židan Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1993 2001 9 308 35
Ante Šimundža Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1991 2000 10 296 103
Milan Arnejčič — 1961 1977 15 283 73
Matjaž Kek Slovenia Slovenia International 1980 1999 11 280 61
Milan Žurman — 1981 1997 9 276 82
Branko Horjak — 1970 1979 9 268 117
Herbert Klančnik — 1963 1973 10 266 29
Emil Šterbal — 1991 1999 8 263 3
Igor Poznič Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1985 1996 10 256 88
Vladimir Bolfek — 1962 1974 11 254 1
Aleš Mertelj Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2009 — 6 254 12
Zvonko Breber — 1972 1980 8 240 37
Peter Binkovski Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1989 1999 8 236 18
Dejan Mezga — 2007 2014 8 235 61
Amir Karić Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1993 2003 10 234 36
Stipe Balajić — 1998 2005 8 229 37
Branko Šarenac — 1975 1989 8 226 14
Bojan Krempl — 1975 1984 10 224 78
Aleksander Rajčević Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2010 — 5 222 5
Dragan Grbavac — 1970 1978 8 221 11
Josip Sizgoreo — 1963 1970 7 221 11
Sašo Lukič — 1989 1996 8 218 7
Kajo Grubišič — 1963 1972 7 204 2
Suad Fileković Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1999 2010 8 201 6
Dragan Jelić — 2003 2011 9 200 51
Goran Cvijanović Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2010 2014 4 200 35
Aleš Mejač Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2008 — 7 193 4
Jasmin Handanović Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2011 — 4 190 0
Vojislav Simeunović — 1965 1972 8 188 0
Boris Binkovski — 1965 1973 7 182 30
Marko Simeunovič Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1984 2002 8 182 0
Renato Kotnik — 1990 1995 6 181 27
Mitja Viler — 2010 — 5 181 7
Kliton Bozgo Albania Albania[19] International_Club 1993 2005 5 179 110
Željko Filipović Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2010 — 5 178 4
Damir Pekič — 1997 2007 10 177 78
Marinko Šarkezi — 1997 2004 7 176 13
Dejan Djuranovič Slovenia Slovenia International 1994 2003 7 175 26
Rene Mihelič Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2005 2010 5 173 25
Vito Marković — 1961 1969 9 172 62
Oliver Hafner — 1984 1989 5 172 36
Miro Petrič — 1970 1977 8 170 3
Vlado Fatur — 1974 1985 10 169 3
Marko Popović — 2005 2009 5 168 12
Josip Lukačevič — 1985 1991 7 165 9
Alojz Fricelj — 1982 1997 6 162 18
Elvedin Džinić — 2005 2010 7 161 16
Tomaž Murko — 1997 2006 9 161 0
Vlado Potočnik — 1975 1989 9 159 5
Mladen Dabanovič Slovenia Slovenia International 1990 1995 6 157 0
Žikica Vuksanović — 1997 2007 9 152 6
Dalibor Volaš — 2008 — 6 151 61
Marko Pridigar — 2005 2014 9 149 0
Bojan Škerjanec — 1982 1989 9 147 4
Muamer Vugdalić Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1998 2002 5 143 9
Bogdan Pirc — 1961 1969 8 142 70
Jože Karmel — 1972 1978 6 142 2
Nastja Čeh Slovenia Slovenia International 1997 2001 5 141 21
Boris Ljubič — 1982 1989 7 141 19
Marinko Galič Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1994 2001 6 140 22
Esad Pirc — 1973 1979 6 139 41
Agim Ibraimi Republic of Macedonia Macedonia[20] International_Club 2011 — 4 137 32
Milorad Vuksanovič — 1978 1982 6 136 4
Robert Berić Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2010 2013 3 130 37
Rajko Rašević — 1967 1972 5 128 9
Slobodan Filipović — 1969 1975 7 124 1
Martin Milec Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2010 2014 4 123 12
Željko Milinovič Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1995 1998 3 118 4
Franc Fridl — 1991 1998 7 118 3
Miha Golob — 2001 2005 4 117 3
Fabijan Cipot Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2000 2007 6 116 9
Veroljub Jovanović — 1961 1965 5 116 1
Arghus — 2011 — 4 115 8
Boštjan Žnuderl — 1998 2005 6 115 6
Žarko Tarana — 1990 1993 3 115 3
Anton Čeh — 1961 1965 5 113 16
Milan Djuričić — 1971 1974 4 112 5
Milan Rakič Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2003 2007 4 111 16
Štefan Tolič — 1961 1966 6 110 14
Marijan Bakula — 1990 1993 3 109 18
Martin Pregelj — 1999 2007 5 109 16
Janko Irgolič — 1979 1986 7 107 0
Dalibor Teinović — 2002 2005 3 104 4
Armin Bačinović Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2007 2010 4 103 6
Milan Šober — 1961 1967 9 101 19
Damjan Bohar Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2013 — 2 97 19
Simon Sešlar Slovenia Slovenia International 1999 2001 3 97 11
Danijel Brezič Slovenia Slovenia International 2002 2005 3 95 5
Damjan Ošlaj Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2003 2006 4 86 3
Spasoje Bulajič Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1996 1998 3 85 4
Miral Samardžić Slovenia Slovenia International 2007 2010 4 72 1
Samir Duro Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina[21] International_Club 2001 2002 3 71 28
Matic Črnic Slovenia Slovenia International 2009 2014 6 69 9
Blagoja Milevski Republic of Macedonia Macedonia[22] International 1993 1995 2 69 3
Zoran Pavlović Slovenia Slovenia International 2008 2009 3 67 11
Etien Velikonja Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2011 2012 3 65 28
Aleš Čeh Slovenia Slovenia International 2003 2004 2 63 0
Geri Çipi Albania Albania[23] International_Club 1998 2000 2 59 2
Dimitar Makriev Bulgaria Bulgaria[24] International 2006 2007 2 58 33
Damjan Gajser Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 1997 1999 3 58 16
Slobodan Janković Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia[25] International 1969 1979 2 57 14
Zajko Zeba Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina[26] International_Club 2005 2006 2 54 13
Vladislav Lungu Moldova Moldova[27] International 2006 2007 2 54 0
Petar Stojanović Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2012 — 4 50 2
Barnabás Sztipánovics Hungary Hungary[28] International 2000 2002 2 48 22
Ermin Rakovič Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2002 2003 3 47 22
Andrej Pečnik Slovenia Slovenia International 2006 2007 2 47 1
Siniša Anđelković Slovenia Slovenia International 2010 2010 2 45 4
Matej Šnofl Slovenia Slovenia International 1996 2001 4 42 1
Vladislav Bogićević Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia[29] International 1969 1970 1 37 0
Viktor Paço Albania Albania[30] International_Club 1997 1997 2 32 15
Milan Janković Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia[31] International 1979 1980 1 30 8
Enes Mešanović Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina[B] International 2003 2004 1 30 6
Janez Aljančič Slovenia Slovenia International 2009 2010 1 27 0
Vladimir Kokol Slovenia Slovenia International 2000 2001 1 25 1
Milko Gjurovski Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia/Republic of Macedonia Macedonia[C] International_Club 1994 1994 2 23 13
Matjaž Cvikl Slovenia Slovenia International 1991 1997 2 23 10
Saša Gajser Slovenia Slovenia International 1992 1993 3 22 1
Mehmet Dragusha Albania Albania[32] International 1998 1999 2 18 2
Rocky Siberie Netherlands Antilles Netherlands Antilles/Curaçao Curaçao[D] International 2005 2005 1 17 7
Dare Vršič Slovenia Slovenia International 2014 — 2 60 7
Dragan Čadikovski Republic of Macedonia Macedonia[33] International 2007 2007 1 14 4
Marko Janković Montenegro Montenegro International_Club 2015 2016 1 14 0
Josip Iličić Slovenia Slovenia International_Club 2010 2010 1 11 4
Zdravko Šaraba Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina[34] International 2008 2008 1 10 0
Marko Šuler Slovenia Slovenia International 2014 — 2 48 3
Faruk Ihtijarević Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina[35] International 2001 2001 2 8 0
Erik Janža Slovenia Slovenia International 2015 — 1 8 0
Amir Ružnić Slovenia Slovenia International 1995 1995 1 5 0
Dalibor Šilić Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina[36] International 2001 2001 1 3 0
Luka Krajnc Slovenia Slovenia International 2011 2011 1 1 0

Footnotes

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